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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
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CaIcAso, July 0.-Ths Drovsvs Journal re-
ports Catue-kecsipts. $50 head; shipments.
SS; market strong; shipping steer. soo q
0si0; coys bulls ana mixed. u nos %; Texas
heaAi market stronger rough and mixed, Sb 10
9sS0i packing and chipping. . 0oS IS light
shssp-Eso:ipts. T.0O hsaA, shipmsnts.
nonsi maIket stsady natives, 9 7sQ4 % West:
ssrn. sM. . .oos so' Texans. y oos 90; lambs. u g
nAss Lrssasy.-Cattls--. Raoetpts. 50
enipmcn1. 80, market nothing doing all
1oss-ssssspsa. Sos AsaA, shipmsuss i.sa
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Life Insurance Investment Better Than y
(jOSeTumenS esuni.

The Equitable Life Assurance company re-
ports that II has Just made the following cash
settlement with resident At Portland, n. H.,
who was insured for o. Con under a II tteen. year
Tontine policy June ID. ls72 The total amount
paid in premiums WAS t;.!a5. The cash drawn
ky him WAS tl, ,65 ~, which Is more than the face
of the policy. and Is l59 per cent. OF the pre-.
miuIns paid. Thus, in addition 10 hfteeu years
OF insurance, he has received back the total
amount invested, and sum ual to per cent.
per annum compound interest besides -Nstc
York Star.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
AtnuANIuenta a

4 Good Spfcidhy ComPdng.-Msy Adams
company, which opens at the Grand Opera
house next week. includes some OF the best
speciality people in the profession. They are
sure to give a rattling good show. Miss Adams
herself. Is quite a tsvorite in Lancaster. She is
. clever woman, full of life, and with Iohn b
Wills appears In several sketches. Foster n
Hughes, the great song and dance team, Fanny
Lewis, serio comic, and Shsenan 4 Coyne, two
OF the funn est Irish comedians before the Yeo-
pie, are also with the party.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
AROR0 rms POLaOR.
peopus who FeIi into the Arms Of the Omcsrs

PeopIs who FeIi into the Arms Of the Omcera.
salts sett1ed.
Walter Tangent Was arrested some time ego
on the charge Of desertion, and Was held In
bail for trial at court Yesterday his bonds.
man refused to serve longer, and Walter wss
arrested IN Harrisburg by Officer Reilly.
lie was brought to this city aud lodged In
jail.
william Essick was charged before Alder.
man Deem with false pretense. on complaint
OF Fred Axer. The latter said that Essick
came to his shop some time sgo aud had q
horse shod all around. He represented that
Edward Ransing hsd sent HIM there with
the horse and he had the work charged to
him. This was found to be untrue and
Axer brought suit Essick settled last even.
ing by paying the claim and costs.
jacob Blaul, who was charged with dis
orderly conduct and assault on complaint OF
George Lutz, was discharged for want Of
evidence, by Alderman Deem.
The case of assault against Isaac Ham,
mond, which was brought by Henry Shaub,
WAS dismissed, the accused paying all costa
Kate Dorwart, = resident OF Fulton street,
has been held Tor q hearing before Alder.
man Pinkerton on the charge Of disorderly
conduct
John Fisher, who says he resides in the
lower part OF the county, cAmeto town yes
terday aud proceeded to take in the town
He went to the house OF Harry Ssndersou
and while there he lost dollar and quar-
ter. lie charged Annie Conway, who resides
with Ssndersop, with stealing the money and
made complaint against her before Alderman
Barr. He also made complaint sgsius
/ Estelle Skeau, charging her with open le~d
/ ness, and against SAnderson Tor keeping
bswdy house. The parties gave bail for hear
i ings.
The caves of adultery and dessrtiou sgains
| Lewis Kiphorn were dismissed last ever
ing by Alderman Hershey, the complain,
having been Withdrawn. The accused pal,
the costs Susan Stsckhouse was charge
before the same alderman with adulter
with KiphorD, snd that case was also settIet
George X. Elvtle, alias Hall, WIS comm 1t
ted to-day by Alderman Barr III default {
bail on charge Of larceny and surety of tn
peace preferred by Casper Hartman.
Charles q. Wilkie has brought suit befor
| Alderman Barr against two men known q
"Poor House Christ" 4" and L" Bsvsrian Joe
for assault and battery, surety OF the peaC
and drunken and dsorderly conduct The
have not yet been arrested.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23

lew days ago Henry Stapf, young man
employed by William Wisner, butcher, 32s
south queen street, while in the act of Kill
ing hog, cut himself very severely In the
LEFT hand. just ss he was about to plunge
the knife into the hogs throat the animal
made desperate struggle, and the knife en-
tered Mr.. Stapis lett hand, making fearful
cash across the palm and splitting the thumb
open from end to end.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
m vAssAsD's OPsRiOR.
Sight Of Ai,eus to Acquire snd Hold RE-
Essasa In tho united States.

Rtghl Of AiteUs to Acquire ana Hold Rsoo
Estate In the Un,ted stases
The following II ths text of the attorney
generals opinion with regard to the ct n
restrict ownership ot real estate In the terri
tories to A merican citizens
First-As mines are real estate, or inherit
able interests In cal estate the Sct docs apply
to them.
Secoud-As stock In = corporation Is per
sonalty, an alien can law fully have, own and
hold shares ot stock issued by An American
corporation which Is now the owner of min.
eral lands In territories but II the holding by
aliens exceeds twenty yer cent such corpora
ton can neither Hrquifc, hold, own nor here
after acquire real estate while more than
twenty yer cent. Of stock II held aud owned
by aliens
Third-tnder the act the advancement OF
money hereafter by aliens for the purpose Of
developing mining property Is lawful, but 10
interest In the real estate can be acquired by
such al dvancement nor would an alien have
the right to purchase the real estate nor an
interest therein on loan made sin 90 the Isss
sage of the act, even II sold on h Is ow Sc
curity or lien.
Fourth-Aliens may lawfully contract with
American owners to work mines by personal
contracts for hire or by bona tide leases for .
reasonable time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23

Much Complaint a bout the Boys Bathing With
In View Of Cnixens-A Young Msu
NArrONly Esc Apes DE sAth.

Narrowly Escapes Death.
Regular Correspondence OF lNrELLIGESCER.
COLUMBIA, July 23.-The ordinance which
prohibits bathing In the river between the
hours OF sun rise and sun sst Ii being in
fringed daily. There have been no measures
- yet tak0dt 60 Abate this nuisance. Every
Svsning between the hours OF six and
eight . string Of boys extending all
the way from the bridge to the
the iJot of Union streets may be seen en.
gaging In this popular sport In direct viola
tion the law. The officers are rs q rule
very active and efficient, but in this one
instance they are, to say the least
careless, and in consequence this
sport il engaged in with impunity.
Many ladies, for whom boating possesses at,
tractions are obliged to forego this enjoy
ment and thus the river, in which all have
On equal share, IL monopolizsd by few.
The boys then are not only violating an ord-
nance, but they are trsmpliDg upon the
rights of others, aud thus make themselves
objects Of criticism. We are charitable
enough to believe that the boys do not look
ct the matter In this light, and that the
course pursued is the outgrowth OF careless
mesa Let them then be aroused to sense
Of their situation, and the infringement of
abled to take advantage OF the enjoyments
afforded by the river.
Marrow Escape From Death
young man by the name of Bittner, who
was among the excursiouists to Mount Gretns
yesterday, had Q miraculous escape from death h
just - the train was rounding Chiques curve
he fell from the step on which he had been
standing and struck the ground with cODsid.
0rable force He escaped with few bruises
and torn clothes.
Among the excursionists were two young
men who will no doubt look back upon this
trip with considerable interest, one OF these
wss left at Mount Gretns and the other
"stopped st Middletown.
A York woman who was among those who
spent the day st Lititz, had q spark blown
against her clothing, which ignited. Great
CONSERVATION prevailed throughout the en-
tire train until the ire was snothersd by the
woman being snveioped In q shawl. The
woman was not injured.
John Carson, alias Kit Carson, notorio ious
"tough," was arrested yesterday by Officer
Wittick, charged with robbing John $.
Smiths saloon. He was brought before
Squire Evans, who committed him to jail to
await trial at court
John Peterson, charged with implication
In the above robbery, WAS arrested by the
same officer. He was dismissed for want of
evidence.
John Spencer, an employe on the Penn
sylvsnis railroad, had his left foot badly
mashed by the fall Of . rail which he was
carrying. He WAS taken to his home where
he received medical attention.
Two frame houses will be sold at the
franklin house this evening.
Chief Burgess Hall will open an Office in
the opera house which will be open every
evening between the hours OF and O'Clock,
Miss Fannie McGittinger, OF Phoenix vile,
10 Visiting Mira Frank Zsigler on Walnut
street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23

PHILADELPHIA. July 23.-Vlour market steady !;
sales, lsU barrels Minnesota Bakers, q OS1& 10 ;
Pennsylvania Family, 8 1908 30 Western DO,
o. U0isO Patents, q j07t s.
Bye hour steady. g. 60tD2 rs.
Whest-Juiy, s1sc.; August, stAc; Sept,
SIC.
Corn-July. Asc.; August. As<c.; Sept, 4Sl4c.
Oct. CSC.
Oats-July. Sic; August, a3kc.; Sept. s4c
Oct, sac.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23

From the Middletown Press.
ii. +. Stsutier, OF Lancaster, has the con-
tract to do the grading for the two extra
tracks west of Middletowu. He has large
force Of men at work with horses, carts and
plows pulling down the banks OF earth. He
WAS working In the fields Just west OF the
tube mills this week. Preparations are also
being made to erect the additional bridging
needed across the Pennsylvsn canal st
foungspOIt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
sStndled ny Buncn Men.

william Haines . well.to-do carpenter of
Trenton, n. j., age 6S years, WAS s~indled
by two bunco men Friday Of sl,"n The
bunco men took him to = room, where he
speedily won 500 in y lottery. To secure
his prize he went To bank and drew sl,oS.
which he handed to the sharpers to convince
them that he WAS . responsible party.
Then Haiues WAS Induced To leave the
room for = moment, and when he returned
his money was gone The sharpers gave
their names rs Green and Sawyer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23

On the isrm OF John Burkhart In East
Hemptield township, there II locust tree
which In In full blossom. 1t is rather queer
time for tree TO blossom, but 1t 10 true, for
Constable Christ X line brought ? bunch OF
blossoms to town with him this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
IN xsxrn Milit,. for Chic.xn

Considerable indignation has been aroused
among intelligent and leading colored men
in New Orleans 10y the official announcement
that the color line is to be drawn 10y the
managers OF the international military en-
campment to be held at Chicago. The au-
nouncement WAS made through the publics-
tion OF correspondence between Colonel J.
B Richardson. of the Washington artillery,
and Secretary 7. J. Beveridge, of the inter
national military encampment Colonel
Richardson wrote letter to Secretary Bev-
eridge, which concluded IS follows:
| would ask, also, If the negro question
will be treated In Chicago as 1t WAS In Wash
ington, and will negro companies be allow Ell
to attend, parade, and compete in the drill'
To this Secretary Beveridge replied ss fol
lows:
| am this day in receipt of letter from
General {. =. Bentley, general manager Of
the international military encsmpment,
dated At London, June II. IN which he re-
quests me to say to you, officially, that col.
ored troops will not be permitted to attend
the international encsmpment You will be
pleased to know that the advices from the
general are most encouraging.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
Oe.erous Os.r FROM nr. Cb,,d.

Cyrus 7. Fox, secretary of the Berks County
Agricultural society, hes received from
0enrge w. Childs chsck for $50 70 bs offered
" ~ ~ haae easey On 1erks county, not to
eyeeod 900 vorde by the pupil In any school
= ~ county. With tie exception OF ths boys
o16oa = mado - give the pupils In the
- ssU . ehanoo a. o61alning The prize
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23

O6i0A8O Produce oor6oN
CHICAGO. July % l00 q m.-narket opened
SU9nN1AS VIZ ssp.p sspt N oci 9e' 5.Sc'
1sts-Ang,. 5c sept, 2'esc ! Oct, S7c.
Lard-Aus., d 90 sept. $50 Oct. u.s.
short kibs-Aug. o. %; Sept. y 10; Oot.,
GEh.
wheat-July. GOe<c.; Aug, geekc.; Sept. NC,
Oct. 73c.
Corn: July. 361<c Aus. akc. Sept. S7,<c. ;
Obt. 37kc.
Oat.1uiy. ~,c; Aug, 2'xc; Sept. &c.
Oct, 25kc.
POrk-Not quoted.
Lawfully. . IS; Aug- U 57k; Sept .
kios-lulHE %; Aug, y %; Sept. y 07H.
Oct, GJ.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
PiCntcs ~ e'euryu.

Until the track on East king street Is com.
pleted. cars leave Duke and East King streets
every morning, except sunday. at 30 and u
for the Upper Reading depot. Also at noon FOR
the l.:N train, and meet both trains in the even.
ting. lyG,-I
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
Decided Against Fry.

In the case OF the managers OF the bar din
ner against John Hancock Fry to recover the
q subscribed by him, Alderman Fordney
to day gave judgment for the plaintiffs Tor
the amount OF the bill and costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
The aoIdsrs Quit Worh.

From the Chrtstiana Ledger.
Superintendent Ssibert, OF the ChrIstisns
machine shops, last week notified the mol
ders that their wages would be reduced from
e2 per day TO 81 81, whereuPOn seven OF the
employees packed their griP-sscks and started
out 70 look for greoner pastures.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23

PRxrosTsRous ass That never read 10 far
To know the cause why music was ordained
was IL not IN refrhsh the mind OF man
After his duties oI his usual pain
-hhdkespedrs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23

hsad market slow; PhiiadelphiAs. - sos ~;
WORKERS., y sos ~ common to light y "OeD'
hogs shippcd TO New York, cars. -
sheep -keCeipts, l6O head shtpmcnh. lew
market rrm priiue, ~ S,stt6S; fair to Eood. 0W
q "; common. o. 5aCDJ ~; spring lambs. y aSt ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
Pay Your IMN.

Persons who owe state and county tax
should paw up at once, for sfter August All
additional five per cent will be added.
Grand concert TO night by the Liberty band at
Mruuerchor ball.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23

From the New Nork Tribune.
Mr.. Psrnell's conservatism In indeed the
stronghold and defense Of those who be-
iisve that home rule will prove OF permanent
granted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
Ba,her Drowned ., Nsrrsgeuse,,.

At Narrsgansett Pier the first fatality of the
season and one of the few in the history Of the
Pier occurred Friday. The storm OF last night
drove in high surf and ut the bathing hour
the tide WAS At the ebb, making q strong out
ward current Among the bathers WAS
George h. Bedome, aged thirty five, OF
London. He was = poor swimmer, but
he attempted to reach the raft which
seemed but a short distance from the
shore. The current carried him to one
side and beyond It On attempting to swim
back he found that his strength WAS not
equal to the task and he gradually drifted
sesw ard. His cries for help brought Profess
sor Moses Brown, OF Boston. to his assistance
who encouraged him to stronger effort
Just then an attempt to launch the lie boat
WAS made, but WAS futile second atten pt
WAS successful, but Bedome was lost to
sight among the high waves. Professor
Brown was picked up by mistake, he sup.
posing that the other WAS In. Bedome WAS
seen to sink by several on the raft, but they
were powerless to save him. He had been
there since Wednesday with his mother,
stopping at the Atwood house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23

a ship Lost In Cyclone.
The ship Firth Of Olps, OF Glasgow, Boot.
land, has been lost In Q cyclone In java
watsra. Her entire crew, numbering twenty.
Ave, perished.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
NSW ADVERTIsEMENTS.

A GENTS WANTED TO REPRESENT
"A the Allen Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pany, OF Allentown. Pa gor psrticularss 10
jy2tNdS ,Tu,Th Auentowns S&
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23
TONIGHT.

(yALF HEAD SOUP LUNCH,
At ExcELsIOR HALL.
1t TONIGHT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-23

THE MEMBERS OF CANASSATEGO
l. Tribe, No. 23 l. U. Il NJ, are requested to
meet at their wig VAN. Monday Afternoon at
O'Clock, to attend the funeral OF their lats
brot her, Past Sachem John n. ksheman. The
members of Nos. .. 2! and ~ are respectfully In
vited. by order OF JOHN II. WEBER.
Sachem pro tenn.
Attest BYRON }. Brown. G. OF 4. II
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-23


THE B4RRETr CLUB ENrERTA1s
MENT.-On last Friday evening the
"Barrett Club" Of Gallipolis gave
an entertainment at Hanly's Opera
House, in this city, for the benefit
of the Nj. E. Church, South, TO a
large and -appreciatiye audience
They played the HFlower of the
Family" The play vas well re
ceived by the audience. and each
character was ably and nicely per
sonated. To give any special men
ton or praise, would be doing an
injustice to the others. In the
play we give the following cast OF
characters:
Abner Rowland, a Merchant, H.
Brosius; Oscar Loring, his Ward,
Elmer Miles; Tom Rowland, his
Nephew. ]. E. olmsted; Policy
Newcomb, an Insurance Agent, A.
S. Latham; spicer spofford, Clerk
in Insurance Office, W. o. Miles;
Mrs. Gordon Rowland, Widow,
Miss Mary Graham; Alice Rowland
her Daughter, Miss Anna Stuart
Lima Rowland, Abner's adopted
daughter, the "Flower of the
Family" Miss Hartie Lowrey:
The play lasted fully an hour
and half and commanded the at.
tention and applause of the large
audience, Misses Graham, Stewart
and Lowrey being frequently
applauded.
The evenings entertainment was
concluded with laughable farce
entitled ''Funnie Bones Fix" which
was well rendered. We seldom
give so much space to an enter
tainment, but the Barrett Club
not only deserve it on its own mer
its, but also for the benevolent
spirit which actuated their giving
an entertainment in this city.
We hear it whispered that they
will probably visit US again about
June. If they do we feel sure they
will meet with a royal welcome.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-23
Resolutions of fkesnect.

The following preamble and res.
olutions were adopted at the sess.
ion of the Presbyterian Church, Of
Point Pleasant, West Virginia
March 10th, 1887:
WHEREAS, The head of the
Church hath taken from our midst
an honored, faithful and beloved
brother, Elder aud Superintendent
of the Sabbath School, M. II. Hale
and whereas feeling that in this
death the community and the
church sustain a great loss, there.
fore, resolved
LIST. That we recognize in this
affection the doings of God and
humbly submit to His Will.
I'd. We tender to the bereaved
wife and children our christian
sympathies, praying that their
hearts may be comforted with the
consultations of the God of all
grace.
Sd. That this paper be read from
the pulpit and published in the
city papers, the Christian Observer,
and Central Presbyterian.
w. w. RUFF, Moderator.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-23
Conlmissioner,s Notice.

John Bryan cl,...
vs.. -
Emily Fadely and Moses Fadely her
husband. John Kinney, G. c. Miller,
and Rankin Wiley, Jr., Trustee, A Baird,
j. p. K. b. Smith and W. H. TomIinson.
A Ill persons interested III the above
n named cause, now pending in the
Circuit Court of Mason county. West
Virginia, will take notice that pursuant
to the provisions Of a decree pronounced
by the aforesaid Circuit Court, In said
cause, on the 18th day of February,
1887, / viii ON the 10Th day as
March, 1857. at my Office in the town
of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, pro-
coed to report and state the following
matters and accounts:
FIRsT.-What real estate the defen-
dants are possessed of, and where sit
uate.
SEcaND.-The amount of liens upon
the same and the prioFities thereof.
TuIRD.-The amount OF Plaintiff debt
and how evidenced.
FoURTIf.-What payments have been
endorsed upon Plaintiffs debt, by whom
paid. amount thereof, how evidenced,
and which of said defendants, or either
of them are now indebted to said Plain
tiff, and
FIFrH.-And said Commissioner is re-
qHired TO report such other and further
matters as he may deem pertinent, or
that either of the parties hereto may re-
quire.
Given under my hand, this 23rd day
of February, 1887.
Court.
feb. . 4w-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-23
PERsoNALs!-Lewis Guthrie left

s.
PERsoNALs.-Lewis Guthrie left
last week for Baltimore to attend
the University Of Maryland
Mr.. Benjamin Walker and fami-
ly have arrived and taken possess
ion Of the MeGausIand property in.
this place.
j. Fl. Marcum, Esq. sergeant-at-
Arms of the Senate, called TO see
us Monday morning, on his way to
Moundsville to attend meeting of
the Board of Directors of the Peni-
tiary of which he is member.
Mr.. J. X. Jolly has brought his
family to this place from Pitts
burgh, and are boarding at the
Stortz House.
Messrs. A. A. Hanly and Weller
Eastman, returned Monday morn
ing, from their trip South.
Mr.. Charles CLARK of Middleport,
Ohio, has accepted a position in
our Furniture Factory. He comes
we'll recommended, and we welcome
him to our community.
MrJ. Aiken and wife, of New
Nartinsville. spent several days in
town this week.
Pink Wall, of the Gallipolis
Journal, was in the city Saturday.
Penitentiary Directors Howard
and Collins went up to Mounds
vile yesterday on the Ohio River
road, to attend meeting of the
Board.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-23

Since our last issue, the Italians
who offered the insults spoken OF
in the REGISTER last week.. have
been discharged, and we hope we
will not have to refer to such con-
duct again by Italians, Germans or
Americans or any nationality
The Messrs. Jolley, who had these
men in their employ, are gentle
men, and would not for moment,
keep man in their employ, if they
knew it, who got drunk, kicked up
a disturbance, or offered indigni-
ties to our females. They say that
if any of the men in their employ
do wrong, violate the law, or in
suit ladies, and they are reported
to them, that they will be dischar-
ged at once. They say they want
all men in their employ to be gen.
lemen, and to conduct themselves
as such upon our streets, and il
they do not, they may expect to be
bounced at once.